Throaty Exhaust?
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From: Bay Area, CA
Originally Posted by aHero4Eternity
a lot of those arent even available for the g, only the z.
you wan hks then go to youtube. lots over there.
you wan hks then go to youtube. lots over there.
Just curious... couldn't you get any 350Z exhaust with a 6" extention pipe to make it work? I always thought that was the way the Nismo one worked if you wanted to put it on the G35.
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From: Inland Pac NW
the nismo exhaust requires a 6" extension to the midpipe and a 2" extension to the tips
haha here we go again..i still think that alot of people on here get the word" throaty" mixed up. Throaty is what american cars sound like....not the HKS or injen. Anyways, you wont find a throaty exhaust for the g35. None of the notes are low enough..its a 6 cylinder engine remember....
-sean
-sean
Recently installed the injen ses...Havent done much driving with it yet but its definitely loud and sounds pretty good..As for the drone...gimme I need a week or two to see if its unbearable or not bad...
-Vin
-Vin
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From: southlake tx
i just got rsr exhaust and it sounds awesome... the silencers are REALLY hard to get out, we had to hook the back of it and tap it out with a hammer, but it sounds really mean and its pretty loud
I replaced my Injen for a Stillen ( couldn't take the rattle ).
I have test pipes on my stillen, and it sounds like a motorcycle.
I'm okay with that tho, for now at least
I have test pipes on my stillen, and it sounds like a motorcycle.
I'm okay with that tho, for now at least
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Give it a few months of hard driving. Once the glass blows outta the cans you'll know what drone is! Imagine sitting inside a large bass drum while someone is doing 64th note rolls....DRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDR! !!!!
Especially between 2k and 2500 rpm. The H pipe in the new system may help a little.
Especially between 2k and 2500 rpm. The H pipe in the new system may help a little.
Originally Posted by OMyG
Give it a few months of hard driving. Once the glass blows outta the cans you'll know what drone is! Imagine sitting inside a large bass drum while someone is doing 64th note rolls....DRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDRDR! !!!!
Especially between 2k and 2500 rpm. The H pipe in the new system may help a little.
Especially between 2k and 2500 rpm. The H pipe in the new system may help a little.
+1^
I have the injen t1 tip...only way i can explain the drone is a constant low bass beat that doesn't stop unless the rpm are above 3k or below 1.5...other than that it sounds meaner than lindsay lohan stuck in rehab.